Dryden and Vermilion Bay wake up to a chilly morning with temperatures rising to -2°C. However, with a wind chill near -11°C, it’s going to feel much colder. Time to layer up with thermal wear and a good quality windbreaker!
Thursday (14th Dec) Morning to Afternoon: The sun is out, but don’t be deceived by its warm glow. The temperature reaches a high of +4°C, yet the morning wind chill lingers at -7°C. Winds pick up speed, gusting up to 50 km/h. It’s a day for wind-resistant, warm outfits and maybe a hat to keep your ears snug.
Thursday Evening to Night: As the day winds down, cloudiness increases, and the wind calms, setting the stage for a cool evening with a low of -1°C. A light jacket or sweater would be perfect for evening strolls.
Friday (15th Dec): Friday brings cloudy skies with a 60% chance of rain showers or flurries and a high of +2°C. It’s a day to be prepared for anything – an umbrella, a waterproof jacket, and layers to adjust to the shifting weather.
Friday Night: The clouds linger, and the temperature dips to -7°C. If you’re out and about, keep yourself wrapped up in warm layers. A good night for indoor activities or a warm cup by the fireplace.
Wardrobe Suggestions:
- Early Morning: Thermal layers, wind-resistant jacket, and warm headgear.
- Thursday Afternoon: Comfortable layers with a light, windproof jacket.
- Evening/Night: Cozy sweater or light jacket.
- Friday: Waterproof outerwear and umbrella, with layers for temperature changes.
Weather Trivia:
Ever wonder why we sometimes get rain and flurries together? It’s all about the temperature layers in the atmosphere. If warm and cold layers mix just right, you get a delightful (or not so delightful) mix of both!